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Cruises to Dominican Republic from Miami

Dominican Republic Located about two hours south of Miami, the Dominican Republic is the largest and most diversified Caribbean country. Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1492, the Dominican Republic is bursting at the seams with interesting landmarks, museums, and cultural events like concerts, art exhibits, and festivals, not to mention authentic Dominican foods and drinks like cigars, rum, chocolate, coffee, merengue, amber, and larimar. The Dominican Republic is known as one of the best places to go to the beach in the Caribbean because it has so many white-sand beaches, palm trees, and different sports, activities, and entertainment options. 

Dominican Republic

When you take a Eastern Caribbean cruise from Miami to Dominican Republic, you will stop at some of the world's most interesting ports of call, known for being an excellent place to unwind and also the starting point for a variety of exciting excursions.

Ports of Call

  • Amber Cove: A Dominican gateway that offers access to the island's lush landscapes and cultural experiences.
  • La Romana: Offers access to some of the Dominican Republic's premier golf courses and the Altos de Chavón artist village.
  • Puerto Plata: Known for its Victorian architecture, amber jewelry, and the scenic Mount Isabel de Torres.
  • Punta Cana: Renowned for its resorts and pristine beaches, a top tourist destination in the Dominican Republic.
  • Santa Catalina (Catalina Island): Famous for its wildlife, dive sites, and the iconic Casino building.

General Information About Dominican Republic

  • Language: Spanish
  • Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP)
  • Local Customs: Baseball is extremely popular; merengue and bachata music are integral to the culture.
  • Bargaining: Common in markets.
  • Tips: Tipping around 10% is customary in restaurants, more if service is exceptional.
  • Safety Tips: Be vigilant in major cities and tourist areas; scams and pickpocketing can occur.
  • Time Zone: Atlantic Standard Time (AST), observes DST.

Cruise Lines

Many of the world’s largest cruise ships can regularly be seen departing from Miami for Dominican Republic, including vessels from:

  • Azamara Club Cruises: Embark on a luxurious journey in the Caribbean, where immersive experiences await you.
  • Carnival Cruise Line: Experience joy on fun-filled voyages suitable for all ages in the Caribbean.
  • Celebrity Cruises: Indulge in sophistication and refined experiences on Caribbean seas.
  • MSC Cruises: Elevate your Caribbean adventure with Mediterranean-inspired luxury and innovation.
  • Norwegian Cruise Line: Cruise the Caribbean on your terms with diverse entertainment and freestyle cruising.
  • Oceania Cruises: Indulge in exquisite cuisine and refined exploration in the breathtaking Caribbean.
  • Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Discover the epitome of all-inclusive luxury at sea.
  • Royal Caribbean: Choose immersive cruising in the Caribbean, where innovative ships and unforgettable adventures await.
  • Virgin Voyages: Set sail on a rebellious journey with style, offering adult-only cruising.

Dominican Republic from Miami Cruise Calendar

Explore the Dominican Republic from Miami Cruise Calendar, a comprehensive guide that helps travelers plan their journey from the vibrant PortMiami to the captivating coasts of Dominican Republic. This detailed calendar highlights the departure dates for cruises heading to various destinations in Dominican Republic, ensuring that potential cruisers can find the perfect time for their adventure. Each clickable date provides specific details about the cruises, including ships, itineraries, and the unique experiences awaiting in Dominican Republic. It's important to note that the dates shown correspond to the departure dates from Miami, not the arrival dates in Dominican Republic. Whether you're seeking to explore the rich cultural heritage, indulge in the local cuisine, or relax on pristine beaches, this calendar is an indispensable tool for planning your cruise adventure from Miami to Dominican Republic.